♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: on the "cbs evening news" this monday, the u.s.-north korea nuclear summit is set. jeff glor is in vietnam. >> glor: as kim jong-un arrives and the president makes his way here, the white house is trying to manage expectations ahead of this second summit. >> i think it's going to lead to something very good and maybe not. >> bob kraft, the billionaire owner of the new england patriots, has been charged with soliciting prostitution. >> no one gets any special justice in palm beach county. >> as the mueller report nears its ends, rod rosenstein talks about how transparent the d.o.j. should be. >> just because the government collects information, doesn't mean that information is accurate. >> a weekend of unrest in venezuela. >> reporter: protesters have been working to clear this bridge, but are coming face to face with venezuelan security forces and pro-government armed groups. >> federal investigators are

working to determine why a cargo jetliner crashed saturday near houston. >> reporter: the key here is to find the black boxes. they're likely somewhere in this debris field. >> glor: and a story of a love lost during the vietnam war... now found again. >> it was the most astounding news my mind and soul had ever taken in. >> dickerson: good evening, this is our western edition. i'm john dickerson. jeff glor is in vietnam, and we'll hear from him in a moment. the stage is set for the second high-stakes summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un. this hour, the president is flying to vietnam. and he's expected there tomorrow morning. kim left north korea by train on saturday and arrived a short time ago at the vietnam border. the north koreans have developed missiles and a nuclear weapons program that potentially could threaten the united states.

convincing them to abandon those is at the heart of this meeting. we have comprehensive coverage throughout vietnam. jeff glor is in ho chi minh city, formerly known as saigon. jeff? >> glor: john, good evening. and they are rushing to finish preparations here in vietnam for this summit. keep in mind, vietnam only had about ten days to prepare for this. singapore, in contrast, at the last summit had two months to work on this. so final preparations under way right now. we have noticed flags all over in hanoi at least. the three flags together: the u.s. flag, the vietnamese, and the north korean flags. at the last summit in june, president trump and kim jong-un agreed to work toward denuclearization. the big question now is, for americans and north koreans, exactly what that means and maybe more importantly how long it takes to get there. ben tracy is in hanoi tonight. >> reporter: kim jong-un finally arrived at the vietnamese

border. he rode his dark green and very slow armored train for more than 50 hours through china. he apparently wasn't in a hurry, and neither it seems is president trump. >> i think we'll have a very tremendous summit. we want denuclearization. >> reporter: before departing for hanoi, the president said he's no longer insisting that north korea quickly denuclearize. >> i'm not in a rush. i don't want to rush anybody. i just don't want testing. as long as there's no testing, we're happy. >> reporter: north korea has not tested any weapons for more than a year, but there is clear evidence the regime is still producing nuclear fuel and working on its weapons program. the first summit in singapore ended with a vague commitment to work towards denuclearization, despite president trump tweeting that "north korea is no longer a nuclear threat," the regime has yet to give up a single weapon or even disclose how many it has. on sunday, secretary of state mike pompeo seemed to contradict the president. >> do you think north korea

remains a nuclear threat? >> yes. >> but the president said he doesn't. >> that's not what he said. >> they have the capability of detonating a nuclear device. >> reporter: chun in-bum is a former lieutenant general of the south korean army. have you seen in the past eight months any step north korea has taken to denuclearize? >> no, i have not. but there is a saying in korea that you cannot have a full belly with the first spoon of rice. so, i think the first summit was the start of a long process that we'll have to go through. >> reporter: president trump and secretary pompeo now seem to be acknowledging that if north korea does decide to denuclearize, that is not going to be quick or easy. the secretary said there may need to be more summits, and president trump now seems to have plenty of patience. jeff? >> glor: all right ben, thank you very much. the decision to hold this summit here in vietnam is a purposeful one, and they hope it's also a very powerful one. the economic success that vietnam has had is something the u.s. is pointing to and trying to lead north korea to.

there are many sensitive parts to this process, what the u.s. is trying to show to north korea. in just a couple minutes here, we're going to have one example in particular that all three countries are looking at. so more on that in just a moment in the broadcast. but for now, john, back to you in new york. >> dickerson: all right, jeff, thank you. the owner of the new england patriots, robert kraft, was hit with a court summons today on charges of paying for sex at a florida massage parlor. he was spotted by tmz over the weekend at a pre-oscars party. as anna werner reports, the investigation has put a spotlight on human trafficking. >> the three-yard line! >> reporter: he's one of the most recognizable faces in the n.f.l. his profile has soared with each super bowl trophy. now, new england patriots owner robert kraft stands at the center of a sex trafficking scandal. >> human trafficking is the business of stealing someone's

freedom. >> reporter: today, state attorney dave aronberg did not mince words. >> human trafficking is built on force, fraud, or coercion. it is evil in our midst. >> reporter: he charged the 77- year-old kraft and hundreds of others with soliciting prostitution, a misdemeanor that could land him in jail for a year. according to police reports, kraft engaged in sex acts on two consecutive days last month at jupiter's orchids of asia day spa, including the morning of the a.f.c. championship game in kansas city that kraft attended. today, kraft appeared unfazed by the charges, seen here with patriots' quarterback tom brady after the pair returned from the oscars on kraft's private jet. >> kraft, do you have a message to your fans? >> reporter: yesterday, he was seen leaving a pre-oscars party. police say they secretly planted hidden cameras to record interactions and transactions, including kraft's, in at least ten massage parlors. the going rate at the orchids of

asia spa: $59 for a half hour, $79 for an hour. a spokesperson for kraft said they "categorically deny that mr. kraft engaged in any illegal activity." the n.f.l. released a statement saying its personal conduct policy applies to everyone, and the league is promising to take appropriate action as warranted based on the facts, john. >> dickerson: anna, thank you. the release of robert mueller's special counsel report is said to be at least a week away. now rod rosenstein who ordered the investigation says the final report may not be as transparent as some would like. here's paula reid. >> thank you. >> reporter: today, the man initially in charge of the russia investigation appeared to lower expectations about special counsel robert mueller's final report. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein suggested the government should not release information on uncharged subjects.

>> i know there's tension there between the desire to be more transparent and let everybody know what we're doing and the desire to ensure the government, through its work, is not unduly tainting anybody. >> reporter: rosenstein said he was not referencing a specific case, but noted the issue of transparency is one that will soon be discussed nationally. rosenstein has overseen the russia investigation since he appointed mueller in may 2017 and is in frequent contact with the special counsel. mueller is required to submit a report to the attorney general, but there is no legal requirement for the attorney general, william barr, to share information with the public. >> i do. >> reporter: during his confirmation hearing, barr would not commit to releasing the full report. >> my goal will be to provide as much transparency as i can consistent with the law. >> reporter: the justice department does not typically release evidence against people who have not been charged with a crime.

but democratic lawmakers say this case is different and have threatened to subpoena the report or even robert mueller. >> right now, everything rides on that mueller report and the attorney general, william barr, not sanitizing it in a way that is not transparent to the public and the congress. >> reporter: the justice department does not believe a sitting president can be indicted, so if mueller's report includes any evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the president, it will be up to attorney general barr whether to pass that information on to congress for possible impeachment proceedings. john? >> dickerson: paula reid for us in washington. thank you, paula. r. kelly was released on bail a short time ago after pleading not guilty to new sexual abuse charges. prosecutors in chicago accused the singer of abusing four women between 1998 and 2010, three were underage at the time of the alleged incidents. kelly is due back in court next month. and let's go back now to jeff glor in ho chi minh city. jeff?

>> glor: john, more than 1,200 americans remain missing in vietnam. and we came here to report on some of the efforts to find them. tonight, we have a story spanning more than 50 years and two continents of a love lost and found, one that will come full circle in the coming week. charlotte shaw and rich "tito" lannom met in 1964 and were married soon after. for the next two-and-a-half years, they moved around the country as tito trained to be a navy pilot. >> we were there for each other, and we were just, you know, we were just one. and soulmates. and we still are. >> glor: he got his wings and shipped off to vietnam on the "u.s.s. enterprise." >> this particular picture here was the last morning right before he left.

>> glor: on march 1, 1968, tito's plane never returned from a combat mission. he was declared missing in action. >> no one knew where his plane had crashed. no one knew what had happened. >> glor: charlotte was devastated but determined. she joined the national league of p.o.w.-m.i.a. families, an organization that lobbied for the return of prisoners of war at the north vietnamese embassy in paris. some came home. tito did not. charlotte later remarried, but the mystery of what happened to her first love remained. then, last fall, 50 years after tito disappeared, she received a message. >> it was the most overwhelming, unbelievable, astounding news. >> glor: lieutenant colonel adam points leads the u.s. p.o.w.-m.i.a. accounting agency in hanoi. >> we owe it to the family members. no one's story will ever be forgotten, it's our job to ensure that story continues to

be told decades from now. >> glor: based on decades-old eyewitness memories of a crash, vietnamese colonel thuong and his excavation team traveled to the remote island of tra ban. tell me about how challenging this mission was. thuong told us it was multiple boat rides followed by a harrowing two-and-a-half-hour climb up steep cliffs, even more dangerous in the rainy season. but five decades after tito was presumed lost forever, his remains were found. next week, charlotte will return to tito's hometown in tennessee for a celebration of his life. he'll be buried with full military honors. >> i look forward to going back to his roots and his hometown and just to go back and kind of walk through it hand in hand with him. >> glor: that is going to be hard. >>t unresolved stories to emerge from vietnam, one more is now over.

>> i would just want him to know how proud that i have been all of these years to have been his wife. and two-and-a-half years were worth everything, because it was worth that price of love. i just would like to be able to tell him. >> glor: you will. soon. >> soon. >> glor: and when she says "soon," she means one week from tonight when that service takes place in tennessee. charlotte will be there. we will, too. john, we'll be anchoring thist,s the second summit is about to begin. back to you in new york. >> dickerson: all right, jeff, thanks. next on the "cbs evening news," the rough conditions hampering

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>> dickerson: it was a big night for diversity at the academy awards. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: the build-up to the 91st oscars themselves could have earned best drama of the year. >> there is no host tonight. >> reporter: the host-free show relied on comedy. >> we're going to stand here a little too long so that the people who get "usa today" tomorrow will think that we hosted. ( laughter ) >> reporter: and musical bits: ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ >> reporter: as historic firsts and a surprise best picture finish capped the night. >> "green book." >> reporter: "green book" won the award, despite criticism for what some call an antiquated take on race relations, beating out spike lee's "blackkklansman." >> every time somebody's driving somebody, i lose. >> reporter: one of seven

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